All Chapters of Scarred By My Alpha: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Malric“You probably couldn’t see the signs on the streets.” A very familiar voice said and I instantly recognized him as the chief guard, whom I had chosen myself to fill that position when I had been sworn in as Alpha. “The posters label you as a traitor. Deserting your own pack to go after a fellow man,” he spat on the floor, his voice laden with disgust, “absolutely despicable!” I eyed him impassively and asked, “Come on now, Sicko, really? All these men just for one outcast?” I asked, “Draven’s orders?”“Nothing that happens in this pack goes unnoticed by the Alpha and it is all authorized by him too. Have you been gone so long that you have forgotten something as basic as that?” His harsh reply came like a whiplash. I swallowed hard and my heart tumbled to my stomach. I felt a sharp prick in my chest as it registered in my mind that Draven had in fact betrayed me. All of this was orchestrated by him and now, he wanted me as a prisoner? I shook my head grimly, “Take me to my f

Malric Draven grimaced at the gruesome sight of Sicko's skull, cracked open with a part of the squishy mess that was supposed to be his brain sticking out. He looked away with a hurt expression, "All these men, Malric. You didn't have to kill them. Sicko was the best guard we had." "We? Or you?" He sighed, "All of this, Malric, everything you have come back to meet, it all had to be this way." I frowned at him, shocked that he was trying to justify his betrayal, "It was meant to be? I gave you everything you have right now, Draven. I told you about Alruin, I told you that I will be back to right all the wrongs I have done. And what did you do?" "You didn't have that time nor that leisure, Malric." He explained, "Time moves much faster here at Vantheir. The demand of an Alpha to take action is so ferocious, and how could I help but deny the people what they wanted?" My eyebrows knitted in confusion, "You say the people wanted their Alpha branded as a traitor? Because I loved

Alruin We rushed out through the secret passageway, Malric was limping now, able to move much quicker, but I knew we'd have to get medical help along the way. I felt terrible that he had lost his father, and more shocked to see the pain in Malric's eyes. He never talked about his father like someone he genuinely loved, up until that moment. "Almost there," He said and we suddenly burst out through an opening. He looked left and right and from where we stood, I could see the front gate to our right. Malric looked at Chase and said, "The guard post, make sure it's not guarded." Chase unsheathed his bloodstained sword, creeping forward like a shadow. Malric and I waited in the tense silence for him to return. I wanted to hold his hand and tell him that everything was going to be alright, but that was a lie even I couldn't fall for. Chase returned about five minutes later and beckoned to us. I saw two bodies sprawled on the floor as we snuck out of the gates, their necks slashed o

Alruin"We will have to find our way to the coven. Marla said she had some secrets to reveal to me there." I said to Malric on the cool, serene evening. We sat at the riverbank where Chase was currently swimming in the water. Malric's wolf had healed pretty quickly and he was much stronger now. He thanked me for whatever I had done with my magic, but I remained silent, knowing I would have preferred to heal him completely if I could. We made no mention of what had happened in Vantheir even after two days. The death of his father was a low blow to him. I couldn't sleep at night, because, although his back was to me, I knew that Malric stayed up late until his eyes grew too tired and blurry to see. "About you, yes?"I nodded, "She said I could know more about my parents that way. It's something I have always wanted, never really got to know them." I replied and a smile suddenly trickled across my lips. "I used to try to tell you this, have a normal conversation back then, but...yo

Alruin "I just came back from town, guys!" Chase exclaimed as he walked back up the hill where Malric and I were resting. "The word is spreading pretty quickly, Vantheir have even put out a bounty for Malric, dead or alive." Malric and I exchanged glances immediately, "Dead or alive?" I mumbled, "Why have they suddenly intensified the search?" I queried, utterly confused. "I have no idea," Malric replied and shook his head, "This is all Lyra. I am sure about it. My father told me to be weary of her and I didn't even have the time to talk to Draven about her. He said a lot of bullshit about me not loving her right." He scoffed, "Even if I tried, there is no way a man can properly love a woman as ambitious as Lyra the right way."Chase dropped the bread buns he had gotten and handed a bottle of beer to Malric. He was the one running most of the errands into town now while Malric and I kept to the hills and thick forests. We had to be close to the coven, I couldn't tell how far off w